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Three stages of a gapmer acting on a messenger RNA inside a cell, left to right: a gapmer with a pale central gap between its two wings is paired along its length with a messenger RNA that runs from a capped start to a beaded tail; RNase H1, a translucent sphere, sits on the pale gap under a warm glow and the messenger RNA is cut beneath it with a clear space between the two ends, the gapmer whole across the cut; the same gapmer, whole, is paired with a second intact message while the two pieces of the first, one ending in the cap and one in the tail, drift unpaired at the upper right. The cell membrane stands at the left, the nucleus at the top right and a mitochondrion at the lower right.

For an experiment that is under way: a scientist works through the product, the lot, the protocol step and what you observed.

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The product and the lot number on the tube
The protocol step and the concentrations used
What you observed, with the control results beside it

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The calendar opens here, on this page, with the times the team can take. Once you confirm one, the invitation arrives by email from Calendly, which keeps the team's calendar.

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